So that's under $6 for a 15 minute, 200 mile charge typically. Doesn't seem too bad.

There are many who are anti EVs and I respect their position, but EVs are going to replace ICE. This has nothing to do with global warming. This is all profit motivated. EVs are less expensive to produce, the major cost is the batteries which all the major companies are pouring mass amounts of money to address. Another issue is charging station which again a ton of money is being spent to address. There is the issue of producing electricity again many power companies are improving their capacity knowing there is going to be future demand which means more profits. There are two others that has nothing to do with cost, which is the convince of never have to visit a gas station and no longer having to rely on a foreign government for our fuel supply.

Both authors of the ‘Study’ work for the petroenergy industry, so I would be suspect of their motives. While the cost of gas is alleged to be the total cost, that is also a lie as the oil industry also receives billions in subsidies.
Imagine if the Texas Study examined the cost of sending us to the moon!

Cost to charge at Tesla superchargers ranges from 30-35 cents per kWh. But the vast majority of our driving is local so we only pay 8 cents currently to SECO. That equates to 2 cents per mile. 1000 miles of driving in a month cost $20-25 extra on electric bill. But many days we charge while our solar is producing juice which is then essentially free.

https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Article...the%20pandemic.

I would expect a study like this to provide references or allow comments. The future availability of resources is not brought up.

Nonsense. We have two Phevs and haven't bought gas for months and our monthly electric bill is about $12, yes, $12, more than our neighbors.

Based out of Texas? Of course they want it to be high.

That must have been the Exon cost study. The government study says the average cost of an electric cars energy consumption per year based on 15,000 mi/year is $650.00.
A gasoline car at 15,000 miles would be 15000/30 mi/gal x$3.80/gal = $1900.00/year. Doesn’t add up does it. Electric cars don’t need oil changes, tuneups, or brake changes. How in the world can that translate to $17/ gal?
Bad information, bad interpretation.

The evidence is in what’s called mathematics. You side should try using it sometime.

Saved $100/month
 

I saved $100/month not having to buy gas while I leased an EV.

Of course, the car depreciated $31k during ownership but only half of that was built into the lease pmt.

Cost to re- charge
 

I have a freind that owns a Tesla, he @$24 to re charge to 60%.

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Are you sure that wasn’t per kilowatt hour? They make a profit and also pay for the equipment by charging much more per KWH than you would pay at home. Gas stations also charge more for gas than 8t costs them.

Speed reading?
 

How derned fast can you *read*??!